stackyFACTSIn a desperate bid to prolong the lifespan of aging hardware, Sega released an expensive, awkwardly shaped add-on that jammed directly into the cartridge slot. It amassed a library of essentially a dozen titles before being immediately abandoned when the next true generation launched.
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